Category: Angola

The Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment (PGII) wants to bring potential private sector investors to Angola to strengthen the agribusiness value chain in the Lobito Corridor. The interest was expressed, on Tuesday, in Luanda, by the special coordinator, Helaina Matza, during the audience granted to her by the Minister of Economy and Planning, Mário Caetano João. The meeting also served to explore all the potential investment opportunities that exist in the non-oil sector. Minister Mário Ceatano João presented the enormous potential that the country has for grain production, fertilizer… Read More Here

The United States of America (USA) has reaffirmed its commitment to invest a substantial one billion dollars in accelerating the development of the Lobito Corridor. This significant announcement follows President Joe Biden’s declaration, made in collaboration with European Union leader Von der Leyen during the recent G20 meeting. Helaina R. Matza, the Acting Special Coordinator of the Partnership for Global Infrastructure Investment (PIGI) within the US Department of State, expressed her strong optimism regarding the governments’ dedication to realizing this initiative. Speaking during a videoconference with journalists from Angola, Zambia,… Read More Here

The United States and the European Union have expressed their support for the development of the Lobito Corridor, a collaborative effort between Zambia, Angola, and the Democratic Republic of Congo aimed at promoting trade. In a joint statement released by the USA and the EU, they commended the recent commitment made by Angola, Zambia, and the Democratic Republic of Congo regarding the project. This announcement was made during the G20 Summit’s Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment event in India. As detailed on the White House website, the European Union… Read More Here

Lobito Atlantic Railway (LAR), the consortium that, in July, won the tender for the concession of railway and logistics services for the Lobito Corridor, stated that it was satisfied with the expressions of interest from the main mining companies located along the route which, Leaving from the Angolan coast, it serves the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Zambia. “We are very pleased with the various expressions of interest from the main companies in Minas Gerais, which recognize the benefits of this new logistics route made available to them”, reads… Read More Here

Minerals from the DRC and Zambia will now be exported via Angola’s Lobito rail corridor. Presidents Félix Tshisekedi (DRC), Hakainde Hichilema (Zambia) and João Lourenço (Angola) chaired the signing ceremony of an agreement for this purpose on Tuesday July 4th. “The full operationalization of this corridor will allow the opening up of the mines of Zambia and the DRC, as well as the access and the circulation of inputs essential to both the mining and agricultural industries”, indicated President Félix Antoine. Tshisekedi. The three Heads of State have conceded the operation… Read More Here